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During an ordinary passenger-car trip with no applicable exemption, who must use the appropriate restraint?
Blue car A is parked beside two standing adults before a trip. The man wears a grey shirt and navy trousers; the woman wears a navy top and grey trousers.
Correct answer: The driver and every passenger
Why
Secure every occupant with the appropriate seat belt or child restraint before travel. Belts must be properly adjusted and fastened. The ordinary-car rule includes rear-seat passengers; legal exemptions for particular people or vehicles are separate.
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